Ethereum price today trades near $3,613, attempting to extend a rebound from the demand zone between $3,300 and $3,450. The bounce comes as fresh derivatives data shows rising open interest and improving trader positioning.
Ethereum price today trades near $3,613, attempting to extend a rebound from the demand zone between $3,300 and $3,450. The bounce comes as fresh derivatives data shows rising open interest and improving trader positioning.
Ethereum price today stabilized after tagging the demand zone that held during August and September. This region near $3,300 to $3,450 sits just above the 200 day EMA at $3,596, which absorbed heavy selling pressure in recent sessions.
The daily chart shows price attempting to reclaim the 20 and 50 day EMAs. Immediate resistance sits at $3,694, then $3,887, where the 50 and 100 day EMAs cluster. Above that, a descending trendline from the yearly high meets price near $4,001. Until buyers close above that trendline, the structure remains corrective.
Parabolic SAR has flipped below price for the first time in weeks, signaling early strength. The current fight is about control. Closing above $3,694 confirms the first step of trend recovery. Losing $3,450 revives downside pressure.
Artemis data shows Ethereum dominating stablecoin supply growth this year with $84.9 billion added. No other chain comes close. Tron and Solana are distant second and third on the chart.
Stablecoin supply growth often indicates fresh liquidity entering the ecosystem. Stablecoins act as dry powder for trading, market making, lending, and staking. A rising stablecoin base increases the probability of future inflows into ETH or ETH based assets.
Derivatives positioning confirms a shift in market behavior. Coinglass data reflects:
The open interest jump shows traders are adding exposure rather than unwinding. Long to short ratios indicate bullish behavior:
For most of October and early November, Ethereum faced net spot outflows, which signaled distribution. That changed today.
Latest Coinglass data shows:
The spot flow reversal supports the idea that investors are rotating back into Ethereum after the major demand zone held. This is meaningful because spot buyers are typically long term positions rather than short-lived speculative trades.
The setup has changed from reactive to constructive. Stablecoin expansion suggests liquidity is building on Ethereum. Derivatives positioning shows traders adding conviction instead of exiting. Spot inflows confirm that capital is rotating back in rather than leaving the ecosystem.
If Ethereum holds the 200 day EMA and clears $3,887, the trend shifts back to higher highs. Losing the demand zone turns the move into a deeper correction.
